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Upend Author|Darby NelsonThe book loosely navigates the archived immigration trial of Hong On, a biracial Alaska Native Chinese man, in 1912 on Angel Island, CA during the Chinese Exclusion Act. Hong On was born in San Francisco, CA in 1895 and was orphaned shortly after. The concepts of U. S. government designated recreational spaces, genocide, and intergenerational trauma are examined by Hong On's granddaughter, the author, who sees imperialistic residue in product, place,
a delightful book that will instruct and amuse Paris newcomers and veterans alike — all who yearn for a taste of the flâneur's creative café lifestyle
lists of requirements
Imperiled Landscapes
Say their names
These poems bring me back to that feeling I had when I first got skulled reading Plath as teenager in a food court at the Pheasant Lane Mall
Melisa Brown is a writer and content creator for a state university
"Thoughtful
Dara's poems and prose have been supported by the Lannan Foundation
hums with life
and taught painting and drawing at Bemidji State University in northern Minnesota
This book tells how he made this agenda his life’s work
' Another poem 'Best Compliment Ever' concludes: 'A blissful homeless person staggers up to me / from behind the Wall Street Journal rack / and whispers "Hey man
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